What Happened To Mac Demarco? Is Mac Demarco Still Making Music? Is Mac Demarco Retiring?

What Happened To Mac Demarco?

Sadly, Mac has stated that all dates for his November 2022 North American Tour, as well as his June 2022 European and September/October 2022 European Tours, have been permanently canceled.

Here are some words made by the man regarding the change in the original plans: “Hello, Mac D here. I need to continue work on five easy hot dogs, I’m afraid I have to cancel some shows this year because of this. Not all of them, but a good chunk of them. Don’t get me wrong, I love live rock and roll music, and for canceling I’m so sorry. Once I’ve completed what I have to do, I promise to come and share."

Is Mac Demarco Still Making Music?

Mac DeMarco revealed to NME that he is currently creating a new album. He said that he is currently working on a new album that has a sound like "the Ewok Village."

In May 2019, DeMarco's last studio album, "Here Comes The Cowboy," was released. He has since made two collections of demos, titled "Here Comes The Cowboy Demos" and "Other Here Comes The Cowboy Demos."

The indie rock singer said in the interview, “I’m working on a record.” “I’m in New York. Am I working on it in New York? Maybe a little bit, some. Just in New York? Naw, I don’t think so. But I’m here now.”

Is Mac Demarco Retiring?

Fans of DeMarco have bad news. There have been several rumors that the 32-year-old Canadian musician best known for his album Salad Days is set to announce his sudden retirement from the music industry.

“As we get older, there are phases of life that we enter into, and being a singer-songwriter just isn't fun anymore,” he might have said, according to an anonymous source. Even while they didn't give any specifics, some reports made hints that he might explore other artistic fields that he excels at and is more interested in.

What Did Mac Demarco Do?

As COVID-19 laws have been relaxed, Mac DeMarco has performed at a few events across the nation, but Stanford marked his first comeback to a solo stage. The indie powerhouse suffered the same effects as the rest of us from being locked up for the past 18 months, said the musician.

During the performance, he talked about how the quarantine made him wonder if he still wanted to pursue a career in music. Fortunately for his followers, DeMarco also mentioned that being able to perform live gigs again let him remember why he first started his artistic career.